To:G. Y. ZINOVIEV

Written:Written between February 27 and March 4, 1915, in BernePublished:First published in 1964 inCollected Works, Fifth (Russian) Ed., Vol. 49.

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	  Collected Works,

      Progress Publishers,[1977],

      Moscow,Volume 43,

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Inmy opinion §3is no
good.[2]I think it would be betterinsteadto tell in a
popular mannerhowthe C.O. can be helped by contributions
(emphasise that it has no assistance in the way of contributions) and
prepared forstill more frequent issue.

Wemust leave our hands untied in regard to the Baugy
				group[1]and leave ourselves a slight chance for reconciliation with them. In this
form it is harmless and left entirely to our discretion.

“Morefrequent issue(right down to a daily)”—isn’t that
enough?

Weshall saytheoneandthe other: daily issue or
even a parallel one.

“Parallelism”is downright harmful: it means helping them towina sisterawayfrom us.

[1]TheBaugy group—N. I. Bukharin, Yelena Rozmirovich and
N. V. Krylenko. The group received its name from the town of Baugy
(Switzerland), where it was located.—Ed.

[2]Thereference is to Point 3 of the draft resolution “The C.O. and the
New Newspaper” discussed at the Conference of the R.S.D.L.P. Sections
Abroad held in Berne from February 27 to March 4, 1915.